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A Black-headed Grosbeak sang happily at Mt. Pisgah Arboretum.
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A cavity in a tree was home to two Starling fledglings.
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The sun rose behind a fog enshrouded valley seen from a northbound train passing through Oregon.
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Shirts for sale, all branded with the "Reprizent" label.
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A booth for "Imperfect Produce"
showed examples of the fruit and vegetables that could be delivered
directly to one's home at regular subscription intervals. The produce is good, tastes good, and is nourishing, but is merely oddly shaped.
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A portable zipline had been set up to tower over the Gilroy Garlic Festival. The stairway would fold down onto a trailer for later transport.
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Each individual thrower was required to stand behind a green cone. A Nathan's Famous worker judged the accuracy of each throw by eye.
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A couple of large signs were printed on large boulder slices. One described, "Hole 9," and the other advertised,
"Gilroy Garlic festival."
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The Nathan's booth was labeled, "This is the original." Inside, free samples of hot dog meat were given away on toothpicks.
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Slightly fewer than one hundred people waited in line to get a free sample of garlic ice cream.
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The pair of ziplines vanished behind a booth advertising Ford automobiles.
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Smaller boulder slices featured purely decorative images of tree branches and elk.
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Signs for gasoline companies lined the top shelf facing out toward the path between booths.
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One boulder slice had a religious image of a cowboy kneeling by a Christian cross.
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Underneath a large inflated hot dog was, "Free Play." People lined up to throw three baseballs at targets. The more accurate
the throws, the better the prizes.
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Two boulder slices advertised the franchise. "Sell boulders that you build," and "High Profit Margins."
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Once we finally reached the window, two people leaned out of two windows and handed out tiny cones of garlic ice cream. They handed them out as fast as they could to keep the long lines moving.
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Two boulder slices displayed sports logos.
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The booth said, "Turn Sand Into Revenue!!!" The booth showed samples of what one could make and sell as a franchise.
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The sample garlic ice cream booth was at the very end of the food booths. Those other food booths had much shorter lines.
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Two people flew together down the cable. The strap hanging from the back of the pulley was a brake that could be pulled to slow descent.
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The zipline ride ended next to a booth were people could sign up to ride the zipline. After paying money, the harness was put on, and then the rider had to walk back to the tower and up the stairs. After a too brief ride, the harness was returned to the booth.
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People walked to the top of a tall staircase and waited in line to be attached to pulleys.
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The strolling entertainer, Barry Kaufman, played his mandolin for the folks waiting in the hot sun for a chance to taste garlic ice cream.
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A "Bigfoot Crossing" sign was one example of a metal sign that was lit (supplied with light sockets and a cord).
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